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The Digital Sovereignty Trap Avoiding The Return Of Silos And A Divided World Thorsten Jelinek

Name: The Digital Sovereignty Trap Avoiding The Return Of Silos And A Divided World Thorsten Jelinek
SKU: BELL-48075396
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The Digital Sovereignty Trap Avoiding The Return Of Silos And A Divided World Thorsten Jelinek instant download after payment.

Publisher: Springer

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.04 MB

Pages: 100

Author: Thorsten Jelinek

ISBN: 9789811984136, 9811984131

Language: English

Year: 2023

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The Digital Sovereignty Trap Avoiding The Return Of Silos And A Divided World Thorsten Jelinek by Thorsten Jelinek 9789811984136, 9811984131 instant download after payment.

This book is for policy-makers navigating the digital transformation. Global governance is needed to mitigate the disproportionate risks of artificial intelligence but is in a state of deep crisis. Revisiting the era of telecommunication monopolies, this book argues that today’s return of sovereignty resembles the great reregulation, but of the entire digital economy. Breaking through the previous asymmetrical distribution of technology and institutional power, China threatens the United States’ technology hegemony. The task is to avert from the straitjacket of hyperdigitalization without causing new silos.